Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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C'ampuA 6u1ld1ng play ed mayor The ADMINISTRATION BUILDING was the nucleus of Drillerville. The ADMINISTRATION BUILDING was the center of administrative activ- ities for both faculty and students. It housed counselors', principal's, and vice- principal's offices, business and Work- pe-rmit offices, and the headquarters of student government. This building was the focal point of such school activities as registration, counseling, and all as- pects of student welfare. The new SCIENCE BUILDING offered excellent lab and lecture facilities to science students. Individual project areas were available for biology, chem- istry, and physics classes. A new pho- tography Workshop Was located in the basement. One of the extras greatly appreciated by the science faculty was a power panel from which alternating or direct electrical current for experi- ments traveled to lecture desks located throughout the building,

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l'0I6 in ac demic li e 45195. The Bakersfield High School ME- CHANICAL ARTS BUILDING had a new face this year. Although changed in outer appearance the building offered students the same excellent facilities. The building contained equipment de- signed to give the knowledge and skills necessary to carry out personal and vocational tasks. Classes ranging from mechanical drawing to auto mechanics were held in the Mechanical Arts Build- ing. The newly remodeled Science Buildin provided ultra- modern classrooms for scienti?ic study. Classes for students with engineering ability were held in the INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING. Students strolled the hall of newly rebuilt Science Building.